Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-28

institute hall Friday AFTERNOON and even
ing, Dec. 3
/ Mrs. Hinckley is suffering from the
effects of bone swallowed, but which will
not ego down"
The proceeds of the school entertain
ment will be used for the purchase of a
lamp TO set in front of the Institute.
The event of the week is the marriage
of Fred Percival and Mrs. Helen Hunt.
May much happiness and success attend
them through life.
J. E. Dwinell was called to the Land
ing yesterday to attend the bedside of
his brother, d. L. Dwinell, who is very
low at present writing
F. p. A. Clark and wife returned last
week from a two weeks trip to Boston
and vicinity, visiting friends. Mr. Clark's
health is quite poor, but his many friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
Willie Mccain has so far recovered
from his illness as to be able to come to
this place to hold a series of revival
meetings. He is young man of most
amiable character, and his efforts are
everywhere blessed to the good of the
churches and the community. We hope all
our people will assist in making this
effort great success here.
West Glover.
Geo. Dow is to teach school in Green's
borO village this winter.
Miss Crane IF Hraa,,CI1c,,., +oooboe -ol, 81
in district No. this winter
Reuben and Judson Stevens have gone
to Norwich for the winter; Reuben teach
es and JudsOn attends school.
DIR. Templeton recently extracted nee
die in three pieces from the hand of Mrs.
Kate Hunter. The wound is doing we'll
Green%bOrO
Rev. Mr.. Rogers of East Hardwick
preached very excellent sermon at the
Cong. church Thanksgiving Day.
There was a shooting match here last
Tuesday, when certain parties got into
such a condition that everybody was in
danger but the turkey The lake has not
frozen over yet, and some attributed it
to Hills pond water. There ought to be
more to the affair before it ends.
On Tuesday evening there was 10th
marriage anniversary at J. d. Wilson's,
where 100 persons gathered to present
congratulations in the form of numerous
presents, and partake of bountifuI sup
per. Rev. Mcbride made appropriate re-
marks and S. p. Pinney demonstrated his
ability to prepare the oysters in a most
palatable manner.
Holland
Frank Jenness has gone to Newport to
work in a shop.
Hollis Wheeler has sold his place to
John Lunderville for $500.
Mrs. Joseph Marsh is very sick; Geo.
W. Brown is sick with heart disease.
lra~bItr&h.
]. Schofeld was at home last week.
Carl Virgins has moved in to the
Pliny Clark house.
Mr.. Holman has relatives visiting him
from Bedford, \ H.
Mrs. Clayton Allen is very sick and
her recovery is doubtful.
Taplin & Rowen shipped cattle to-day
from Barton Landing to New Hampshire.
Bailey, our popular druggist and jew
eler goes to market this week for holt
day goods.
Mrs. Alleck johnson and her daughter
Myra, have returned from their visit in
New ork.
There were seventy-five couple at the
promenade concert given by the Iras-
burgh cornet band.
Miss Nellie Stanford has returned from
Olcott Falls, on account of the sickness
Of her sister, Mrs. Allen.
Miss Matte Holdridge who came home
to spend Thanksgiving has returned to
her school at West Randolph.
Rev Mr. Worthen of Barton will de-
liver lecture at the NJ. E. church Fri
day eve. Dec End. After the lecture
oysters will be served in the vestry.
Lowell.
Al Dana has moved into the Carlos Far
man house.
Evelyn Sinclair and Allie Dodge are
home from their school at MorrisvilIe.
Rev. Mr. King exchanged desks Sun
day, Nov. 20, with Rev. Barton of Eden.
Special meeting of Hazen Post for in
spection, is called Tuesday evening, Nov.
29th.
The A. F. Harding farm was sold at
auction Nov. 25th to Joseph Labounty for
$3.50.
The village schools begin Monday, Nov.
2Sth, with Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart of Nor
risville in charge.
c. c. TiIlotson has let his Westfeld
farm to Mr.. Roberts, and moved to his
home farm in Lowell.
Mount Norris Lodge, 1. o. G. T., will
give an entertainment and oyster supper
at the town hall, "Wednesday eve, Nov.
Both.
The comrades of Hazen Post with
their families met at Benz. 4riers, Friday
eve, Nov 25th, and had a campfire. Adj
iourned to meet in two weeks with B. J.
Austin.
NJ orr AN
w. a. Bartlett is quite dangerously
sick
Chas. Daggett hat returned home from
ROyalton.
A. P. Cobb is having so much to do
that he has hired c. 1. Moore to clerk for
him.
School at the Corner begins Monday,
Nov. IS, Miss Sadie Flanders teacher
Miss Anna Cobb is to teach in the Cargill
district this winter.
Morgan Center
Mrs. Darwin Currier of Nebraska is in
town visiting friends.
Mrs. Jasper Bedell, whose health has
been poorly for more than year, contin-
ues to fail in spite of medical aid.
Those boys who enter the church Sun